Mo Hua deeply felt the obscurity of the Law and the profundity of the Great Dao.
But it was precisely because of this that there was an indescribable "beauty of natural order."
And this beauty of natural order was hidden within the Formation.
Without exhausting one's mind, without meditative contemplation, without diving into the Formation, spending countless days and nights immersing oneself, it is utterly impossible to glimpse the grandeur and splendor of the Great Dao and the Law.
Mo Hua's expression was dazed, in shock for a long time.
But after the deep shock, Mo Hua suddenly fell into a brief confusion.
The great principles, he understood them.
The grand logic of Laws, he had barely begun to glimpse.
But then what?
What should he do next? How specifically should he comprehend and how should he apply it?
The master once said to apply what you learn.
